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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29
Ladies, take Advantage of the low prices
of Orr's millinery stock.
G.. A. b.

At . regular meeting of the J. M.
Barrere, Post No. 205, held December
22d, 1887, the following officers were
elected:
Commander, w. H. Glenn.
8. v. c., ]. Reed.
]. v. O., A. w. Thornburg.
@. NJ, F. F. Kibler.
Surgeon, Il. B. Lafferty.
0. D., 81. H. Maddox.
0. g., E. M. Insley.
Chaplain, e. Carson.
Trustees Post, Carson, Mullenix and
Larkin.
Comrades Carson and Patterson were
elected as delegate and alternate to the
Annual Encampment at Toledo in April,
1888.
Under general order No. l5, the com.
mander appointed the following COM
mittees:
On recruits-Maddox, willett, LATER.
ty and 8. @. Wright.
On uniforms-Davis, Young and
Thornburg.
On transportation-Carson, Kibler
and Patterson.
An invitation was received from s. OF
v. to attend their entertainment to be
held December 9th, 1887, and also TO
attend the installation OF their officers
January 9th. 1883. Invitations accepted.
Installation Of officers Of Post No. 205,
will take plP CO on the evening Of Janu.
ary 26th, 1883.
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LvSCiiBURls.

hcccbuUVE essus Aooss
Will Dynss returned ~ his native heath last
weht.
G,orge Richards. ~ Hili.boro, transacted
bns,nes- re ON rhurtdsy.
The new r.iIrosd switch ~ tho distiilery 10
about copplc;ed
CP. Futon x.i Charles Fiel,is came up
from the city stnr,iay to spend Christmas at
home.
The Misses Della aud Lulu Beriug. Of Cin-
cinnati. speUt Christmas With their grand p r.
enta, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Gaddis.
At the last regular meeting Of Continental
Lodge, No 80. A D. U. W. the following off,
GERS as,. elected: Owen West, W. NJ; War.
ran Morros, Foreman Dan McCAnp, Over
seer; W. Ii Gnddli.. Recorder G Bsylsss,
Receiver ! ". Henderson,. Finapcier: VIM
Dean. Guide; g. Dumenil, L W; G. Minzler,
o. W; Pro'. !. NJ. Holiday, p. N. ".
AT tn. regular meeting cf rhos. ,: Murrell
Post, NJ. 457. g A r, held last Friday night
A. tlleir hall, the following officers were elect
ed: Comma rider, Thos. Montgomery g. v. O.,
Spencer it,gatt; J. v c., Joshua Garner 0.
D.. Owen West; o. @, ). ". henderson |;
Chaplain, A. NJ. Garoutts Surgeon, W. W.
Terrell.
Charles Kelly aud Miss Alice simkins were
married last Thursday at tho residence OF the
bride north Of town.
Warren Morrow and two little daughters are
visiting Mr.. Burton Morrow at Columbus.
Last Friday, Dec 2Sd, was Uncle George
Pulses $50 birthday. A number Of his friends
including P. Morrow and wife, Cbas. Stroup
and wife, and Mrs. Dan Scott and paid
him visit on that occasion. He is quite sc.
tive for man OF his age
On the sick list.-Samuel Agnew, N. ".
Pa, ker, A. E. Archer. ]. W. Henderson,, Jas
Wilbsnks, VIM. Murrell, Leb Fsris, Wo,. aud
Lew HOLIDAY.
Alfred Cramton and Miss Hattie Hnnley
were married at the residence OF James Stroup
Sunday at high noon, Rev. L. NJ. Davis offici-
| ating.
4 number Of useful and valuable presents
| we're exchanged between teachers and pupils
ut the NJ. e. sunday school on Sunday
Mrs. Dell Virgins and daughter, Minnie,
are visiting friends here.
The schools have vacation this week and
| the boys are having fine time skating on the
| ice.
Frieberg Il workum are putting in pair Of
railroad scales on the track at the distillery to
weigh loaded cars % they are received and dis
patched.
The tax books of Dodson township will be at
the Lyuchburg Bank to-day and tomorrow
for the collection Of taxes.
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GREENFIELD.
December 26th, 1887.

December 26th, 1887.
Mr.. Sabert Deaver, . travelling salesman for
. New York notion house, spent the fore part
Of last week as the guest Of his mother.
Mr.. @. W. Kelly, Of Cincinnati, visited his
father, Mr.. VIM. Kelly, several days Of last week.
Jas. Young, colored, took . tumble down .
cellar-way last week aud badly injured his
shoulder.
Miss Cora Hamilton Is seriously i'll with lung
trouble.
Miss Austa Dwyer died this (Monday) morn
ing st 7:S0 o'clock Of consumption. The fu-
neral services will take placo from the Baptist
Church Wednesday morniag ct ten O'Clock.
The Swiss Bell Ringers played to fair-sized
audience last Friday evening.
very interesting programme was rendered
at the N. e. Church last Saturday evening to .
crowded house, and the enjoyment Of the chill
dren Of the Sunday School Was great. The
literary exercises were unusually interesting,
and . present for each member of the school
was Q fitting close to the evenings entertain
ment. All the churches gave the evening to
the enjoyment Of the children.
Mr.. Irwin Dunlap is home from College to
spend the holidays.
A horse doctor skipped his board bill st the
Park Hotel last week, but was arrested at Chill
licothe Wednesday by Marshal Powell and lodg.
cd in the calaboose here. He will probably
lanQ In the county jail.
The Week of Prayer will not be observed as
union meeting, but each church will hold
separate meetings.
Miss Adah Briggs, Of Austin, O., IL visiting
the family Of Mr.. Charles Marshall
Mr. Ray Eckmsn, Of Cincinnati, spent Christ.
mas with his parents and young friends.
DR.. 8. F. Newcomer, aged 81 years, and one
Of our best read physicians. dropped desd last
Wednesday afternoon about O'Clock while
splitting kindling at his residence on E. Main
street. Desth waa caused by paralysis Of thu
brain. The funeral services took place at two
o'clock Friday from the residence, and the 70
mains were inferred in the Greenfield cemetery
Mr.. Edward Matthews and wife will remov,
about the hrst of January to Indianapolis, q
which place Mr.M. has accepted . position in ,
large grocery.
Rev. @. P. Haokett, for many years barber
in this place, died ct Columbus last week.
Mr.. O. Il. Cleveland, after an absence Of sew
eral weeks In tho interest Of the e. L. McClaiE
Manufacturing Co., has returned home.
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FAIRFAX.

December 27th, 1857
H. ]. Webster, Of Manchester, came mp 70
spend the holidays with father and fathsr-in-
law. q
Miss Mary e. Stultz, Of New Boston, came
down Saturday to visit her parents.
Joseph White 10 Pa now. The event came
about last Friday and 10 IL supremely happy.
Milton Easter treated some of his friends 70
Q delicious oyster supper ON Christmas Eve.
The event was highly enjoyed, especially BY
George H0pkins.
The protractsd meeting at Union Chapel did
not commsn last night - intended ON ac-
count Of Rev. Elliott not being able to attend
Mr.. Anthony Hirons, Of Cincinnati, came up
BY hack yesterday 10 spend the holidays.
Master Charley Duffy, Of the Model Town, Il
spending the week with dog and gun, the
guest Of his grandfather.
Some OF the boys In our village got on very
noisy and boistsrous drunk yesterday, making
the Sabbath hideous with yslls and curses. We
suppress names this time, but II the same
thing OCCURS again viii spread their names b.
fore the public.
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Suppressio Veri, Suggestio Falsi.

SuppreSSlO Verls SuggoStlO F0lsls
Go sound it on the kettle drum!
Go play it on the fife!
Let eossips make of it the theme
That gives its zest to life
Loud sound the tidings far and near
And sound them Ger and DER
ApprisiRg people every where
/ OF gifts at WALKERS STORE!
You'll find them ON the counters there
Like leaves blown all about,
And Ed-the Wills, and Charley Mack
Will gladly sort them out.
They'll make to you the price 30 low
So fair-and hardly met
That those who buy the presents there
Will have naught to regret.
Then sound it loud at mathis!
And sound it loud at night!
o, play it on retiring
And at the morn's new light!
Give oil Of joy for h.,aviness
In strains not heard before
Invite ye all the people round
To trade at Walkers STORE!
Smiths Block, Hillsboro, o.
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BELFAST.

December 27th, 1887.
Mrs. Bethel 10 visiting her sisters In Column
bus during the holidays.
Mr.. Johnnie Csdwalader, Of Hoilowtown, is
spending the holidays with his uncles, Joel and
VIM. Calvert.
James Bergman is quite poorly with inHam-
matory rheumatism.
Mr.. McNeeland, Of Jacksonville, Adams
county, spent Christmas with his brother-in-
law, Joseph Milligan.
Mr.. George Hsigh and wife avxiled them
selves OF the low rates by visiting Cincinnati
In her holiday attire the first Of the week.
n. A. Garrett had turkey roast for Christ
mas. few special invitations and q good
time.
Mr.. barry Stevenson and Miss Nanny Truit,
OF Manchester, were guests st NJ. A Garrette
last Saturday. Misc Truit remained over
Sunday.
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The mythical 6anta Claus, contrary to
his usual record Of being known only
'sby his fruits, /" naterialised ct the homo
Of Mr.. and Hrs. 8. F. Glenn Saturday
evening. Some mysterious intimation
OF this TACT induced tho kindly host. and
hosten TO Issue invitations and the
nsighboring Juveniles were more than
prompt 10 seven O'Clock, sharp. From
the revered great grandmother to the
dear little tWo-yeer-olds who could Just
lisp Ganta Claus all were fllled with the
genuine Christmas spirit. The Goodly
,Balnt was somewhat tardy ("Old Prob
havinf failed 70 furnish the regulate
;snow) and some tears were entertained
that he might have lost his way, q the
~sdear little dimpled" Grade had only
eoon Xmas twice. The interval Was
haeuiled by the contemplation Of Z lovely
ts6a G1ittering with wax lights, elfts and
;goodEoa, but anov came the Jingle oi
belb ed the welcome appearance .oi
;9ante u Ill the pharphsnalis Of hia
familiar se1a< Calling foT the eood chill
,dysn- only 0ch being eligible 10 eanta'G
Gen-the u1onfmity Of respopso vas
.6aoopyaGllg q ths6e intsre6eed In the
nuytnPo q thooA tondeI Ghootn. The
~ - 8 l' 81 lsiISSsa @ 49, ssa IA ssid
s9nl ell1e res ~ xspae saae
y x~> s... -, ~ .,,s s \ 4 = !
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NEW PETERSBURG.

December 9th, 1887.
P. 8. Weller and family are visiting
relatives in Indiana.
Zack Sanders, of Indiana, is the guest
of relatives and friends.
Howard Grimsley, of Columbus, came
down last week to spend few days
among relatives here.
@. ". Renoe and Miss Addie Miller, of
Berryville, were visiting E. o. Renoe
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. George Eubanks and daughter,
Ollie, of near Carmel, were the guests OF
n. N. Buntain and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Aaron Dwyer died on Monday, the 10th
inst. Funeral services were held at the
N. =. Church on Wednesday, Rev. @. ].
Wells officiating. after which the re-
mains were taken to Gilboa' Cemetery
for interment. The deceased was nine
ty-two years old.
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Home for the Holidays.

0vAO Avx eo0 4vn~oyh
Prot n. 8. Dossett, of Decatur, Ala
bama.
Mrsbyne Smith, . student ct Gam
bier, Ohio.
Mr.. Dick Y. Amen, OF Columbus.
Nessrs. Bert Harwood, Sam Mullenix,
Tom Burns, George Muntz and Caleb
Lemon, of Cincinnati.
Messrs. Mather Scarborough and
Stanley J. Britton. Delaware University
students. u
james Doorley, Of Dayton.
Dn. Charles Hutton, Dick Brown,
Aurdy and Trueman Holmes, Of Cincin'
nah.
Misses Kats Murphy and Ross and
Ella Greenen, of Oincinnah.
Min Nollis Moore, q Sardinia.
WIN Ncgussly, Esq.. q 0hlcaeo. nls
NJ. Daniel nooeu1s q GpeiAseeld, O
tt e 5s31 - s.d ssl'ss. 7
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Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in expert
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems, ct first, only . cold.
Do not permit any dealer to impose upon you
with some cheap imitation Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, coughs and colds,
but be sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he has
something just q good, or just the same.
Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which 10 guaranteed TO
give relief In ell throat, lung and chest Affect
ions. Trial bottles free at Seybert & Co.'S drug
store. Large bottles e1.
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Resolutions Of Respect.


The following resolutions were Adoptsd by
the ". O. T. o., Of Hillsboro, on the death Of
Mrs. Lucy B. Pearson
Resolved, That In the sorrowful dispsnsation
of our dear Sister Peafson's removal from .
world Of toll TO the ''6wset land Of rest" We
greatly grieve for her family and bswsil for
De church and humanity her loas, but rejoice
In her assured victory.
Resosued A society that we cherish her
many virtues and - fer - possible initiate her
sweet, earnest Christian chsractsr.
Resolved, That ~ union Of sisters We ten-
dsf 70 her bsresved husband cur heartfelt
condolsncs. and 10 her precious children the
tsndsr love and gmpathy Of our mother
hearts.
Resolved, That COPY Of these resolutions
b. sent 70 The family and that they be pub
hshsd In our local papers and preserved upon
our minutes. 41s. q. ]. THolRsoN,
x1s. n. i. 01Iao,
3ls. ]. W. BRDWILL,
Committee.
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The Bee Hive Shoe Store has large
surplus of winter boots and shoes and
underwear, etc., which must be disposed
of. In order to do this they are offer.
ing at and below cost. It will be to
your interest to 70 and see them. South
High street, Hil1sboro, o.
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The "Waste Not Society" gave very
delightful entertainment at the M. f..
Church last Thursday evening. This
society ID composed Of girls not over
sixteen and not under ten and has for
it, object the furtherance of religion in
missionary fields. The program was,
with the exception of very beautiful
instrumental number by Miss Matte
Rsckhcld, furnished entirely ny mem
Was read and its object made known,
after which an interesting program was
given. Each member performed herpart
In . very creditable manner and the
audience was beautifully entertained.
The members seem to be active workers
and thoroughly in earnest in their work.
The object Of the society is . worthy
one and should be encouraged by all
good citizens.
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The Sons of Veterans gave an enter
tainment at the Armory Last Tuesday
night. As announced Prof. Adams
gave Q number of renditions in his usual
entertaining manner, the finest of which
was the quarrel between Brutus and
Cassius, in which scene the Professor
appeared in costume. The music by
Miss Dill and others greatly enhanced
the enjoyment OF the evening.
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Something nsw-Orr's Millinery En-.
porium, East Main street.

Thoughtleas husband, make the heart
Of that faithful, meek and dutiful wife
OF ofyoun, who has toiled and labored with
you through adversity and prosperity,
glad again by present Of one Of Or's
beautiful new seal plush cloaks.
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An open session Of the Young Mems
League Of . superior character will be
given In the lecture room of the NJ. E.
Church next Saturday night. The en-
tertaInment promises to be the best Of
any . yet given and svsrybodX Y = invited invited
cd, the proceeds Of which will be used
to defray Annex expenses.
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The alarm of FIRE Tuesday afternoon
a* one o'clock was caused by small
blase at the residence of Mr.. John Bay.
lesa, ON Pleasant street. The flames
were extinguished before the arrival Of
the Ore department.
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Why. win you cough ysur lungs out
whom you can cure your cough with Gar
retts' Red Band Cough Cure. Twenty
Ave cents per bottle.
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Little Miss Ann Price entertained
about fifty of her friends last Monday
afternoon with "doll party" It is
needless TO add that the half hundred
happy, gay little ones had jolly time.
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In order to make room for an immense
invoice of goods forthcoming from New
York, N. r. Orr 10 closing out his pres
ent large stock at rock bottom prices.
Give him call.
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They have kissed and made up. His
gift of new plush wrap, bought at
Orr's. 20 pleased her that she vowed he
was the best man living, and domestic
felicity. was again restored in the family.
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Xmas il coming, but M. R. Orr's fine
line Of millinery goods 10 going-like hot
cakes. Give him call and avail your
self of the closing out rates.
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Mr.. Chas. Gutridge, who for the past
year has been located at Kansas City,
No., has returned to our city, and Is
now in the employ of Mr.. Garry Haynie.
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Miss Minnie Mackerley, of South Salem,
is spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Bebee Barrere.
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An intelligent person when hurt will at once
procure bottle Of Salvation Oil. It ia the best
thing to euro swellings, burns, or wounds. All
druggists sell It at twenty-five cents . bottle.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
every family. A slight cough, II unchecked, 10
dose Of this wonderful medicine has rescued
many from the grave.
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Natural gas has been discovered in
this county. It Is about M. r. Orr's fine
millinery display.
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The Bee Hive Shoe Store is closing
out at cost their winter stock OF boots
and shoes and underwear in order to
clean up their stock.
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Mr.Jesse Dixson, of Lima, Ohio, has
been for the past few days the guest oi
his sister, Mrs. w. B. Abrams.
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A very enjoyable affair, consisting of
recitations, music, etc., was given at the
M. E. Church Xmas night.
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Edward N. Huggins, Esq, of Colum
bus, spent Christmas with his brother
Judge Huggins.
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Highest market price for good wheat at
Model City Mills. JAMEs T. MCGUIRE.
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Lost,

On last Saturday ON Main street, an
amethyst set ring with initials L. L. 8.
Any person finding will confer favor
by leaving at this Office.
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The Farmes' Hardware Co. in the old
Glascock building will be ready for
business by next Wednesday. January
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A church social will be given at tn.
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Full
Ter tomorrow friday evening.
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Miss Ida Merkle is spending the holi-
days in Columbus, the guest OF her
brother, Mr.. Lon Bell.
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Mr.. Charles Worley, Clarinda, Iowa,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
county.
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Mrs. Jessie Trout is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Reece, of w.
Main street.
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Ladiss. examins 0r's Ans Of cloaks
cd vzap1 Which b. y nav elssing ont
e he1g1ly IN psieee,
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Mrs. Lydia e. Selph, wife of Mr.. Eli B.
Selph, died suddenly at her home near
Samantha, December 2lst, in the 5Sth
year of her age. Her funeral took place
On the 23d, at the Samantha NJ. E.
Church, of which she was Q member.
She was . sister Of Mrs. j. N. Glaze, of
near this place, and also of Mr.. Geo. E..
Barrow, OF New Vienna.
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Miss Mamie Evans Buntain is spend
ing few days of this week visiting hel
sister, Mrs. z. A. Weyer, near Blooming
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How often do we hear Of the sudden and
fatal termination Of case Of Group, whom .
young life might have been saved by the
prompt use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Ayers
Almanac for the new year is out. Get one.
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Miss Viola Pugh, of near Lynchburg,
il . guest of her cousins, Misses Mary
and Sarah Scott.
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Mr.. Scott Holmes, of Cincinnati, il
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. E.
Holmes.
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Misses Stella and Lulu Maddox are
the guest of friends In Clermont county.
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This (Thursday) evening at 7:30 the
OIL. 8. g. will meet at the residence OF
Mr.. d, F. Scott.
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An elegant, stylish Newmarket, with
cape or hoOd, worth $12, for 81 at Orr's,
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An elegant seal plush wrap for s23,
cheap at $50, at Orr's.
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Mr.. Fred Cleary, Of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest Of his brother, Will, at this place.
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The boom still continues at Orr's new
millinerysemporium, E Main street.
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Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets Possess
Powerful Potency, Pass Painlessly, Promote
Physical Prosperity.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY s.-sERxoN.

The Swiss Bell Ringers rung chestnut
bells.
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Plush wraps from IS to $40 below cost
ct Orr's.
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Mr.. Sol Frankel and family have re.
turned TO our city.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Pugsley is spending the holi.
days with relatives At Pittsburg, Pa.
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Mrs. Lucy B. Pearson, wife of Rev. J.
Pearson, pastor of the Central M. E.
Church, of Springfield, died on the
morning of the % inst. at one O'Clock,
after an illness of eleven weeks. This
sad news will be the subject of almost
universal sorrow in Hillsboro, where the
estipable lady was well-know. Her re-
mains were laid to rest in the Spring
field Cemetery.
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Fpr ehsap millinery goods 20 70 Or's,
'E.Naih street.
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Miss Nellie Helt is spending the holi
days with her brother in Cincinnati.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29

Genuine plush wraps at go, never be.
fore sold for les than $25, at Orr's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29

Prot. v. H. Mule and little daughters,
Misses Mary and Anna, spent Christ
mas in Cincinnati.